Answer:
The C++ code is given below with appropriate comments. Random names of customer information are chosen as samples
Explanation:
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
int main()
{
// Initialize String Arrays for customerName,customerAddress1,city,state,zip for 15 customers
string customerName[15] = {"Liam","Noah","William","James","Logan","Benj","Mason","Elijah","John","Patty","Cheryl","Nick","Brian","Steve","mark"};
string customerAddress1[15] = {"Liam - Address1","Noah - Address2","William - Address3","James - Address4","Logan - Address5","Benjamin - Address6","Mason - Address7","Elijah - Address8","John - Address9","Patty - Address10","Cheryl - Address11","Nick - Address12","Brian - Address13","Steve - Address14","mark - Address15"};
string city[15] = {"Sitka","Juneau","Wrangell","Anchorage","Jacksonville","Anaconda","Oklahoma City","Fort Worth","Dallas","Sitka","Juneau","Wrangell","Anchorage","Jacksonville","Anaconda"};
string state[15] = {"Alaska","Alaska","Alaska","Alaska","Florida","Montana","Montana","Oklahoma","Texas","Arizona","Tennessee","California","Virginia","Indiana","Virginia"};
int zip[15] = {30041,36602,75062,78952,12071,55874,11236,44512,55262,99874,11020,55820,11304,11587,11047};
// Print Zips for the customers
cout <<"Customer Names"<<"\t"<< "Zip Code"<< "\n";
for (int i = 0; i < 15; i++)
cout <<customerName[i]<<"\t\t\t"<< zip[i] << "\n";
}
